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We are trying to integrate ABBYY SDK in our application.<br />
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ABBYY SDK support given javascript test code to convert image or non-searchable pdfs to Searchable PDFs. In the test code the file name and path were hardcoded. And the test code works good.<br />
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We modified the test code and give option to upload files. So now the upload file names are not hardcoded. When uploading the non-searchable pdfs in the modified code, it is NOT converting to seachable pdfs. But when uploading images, it is converting into searchable pdfs.<br />
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If anybody integrated ABBYY SDK in ColdFusion, please do reply.<br />
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Thanks for your assistance.
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We are trying to integrate ABBYY SDK in our application.

ABBYY SDK support given javascript test code to convert image or non-searchable pdfs to Searchable PDFs. In the test code the file name and path were hardcoded. And the test code works good.

We modified the test code and give option to upload files. So now the upload file names are not hardcoded. When uploading the non-searchable pdfs in the modified code, it is NOT converting to seachable pdfs. But when uploading images, it is converting into searchable pdfs.

If anybody integrated ABBYY SDK in ColdFusion, please do reply.

Thanks for your assistance.

ABBYY SDK integration issue in Coldfusion and javascript

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